Register your Unmanned Aircraft (UA) with the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) to ensure a safe, secure and green Philippine Sky.
Complete your drone registration in three simple steps and take to the skies with confidence
Select your drone category based on weight, purpose, and specifications to determine your registration requirements.
Fill out the required forms, upload necessary documents, and submit your application for review.
Receive your official certification and start flying your drone legally and safely in Philippine airspace.
In order to maintain the highest possible level of safety, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) crafted a set of rules and regulations that serves as guidance on the registration and operational requirements of drones.
To ensure a safe, secure and green Philippine Sky.
To be a pre-eminent Civil Aviation Authority in the world and a global brand of excellence in civil aviation.
Commonly referred to as a drone, is an unmanned aircraft that is piloted from a remote pilot station. It is a new component of the aviation system that is integrated into the Philippine airspace. Drone technology, albeit a niche aviation operation, is on the cusp of a revolution. Since its introduction in the Philippines, there has been a considerable surge in the market for these drones for both commercial and recreational use. However, a number of these drone owners and operators have limited knowledge and understanding of the proper use of these devices, the security and safety risks it poses, and their possible interference with commercial air traffic.
PCAR Part 1 General Policies, Procedures, and Definitions Sets forth the basic rules of construction and application of the regulations, provides for the definition of terms, and serves as reference for imposable sanctions and monetary penalties.
PCAR Part 2 Personnel Licensing Contains the licensing requirements for Remotely Piloted Aircraft System Controller. Refer to Types of Operations to see if you are required to secure a Controller Certificate.
PCAR Part 4 Aircraft Registration and Marking Provides the process and specifications for drone registrations and markings.
PCAR Part 11 Aerial Work and Operating Limitations for Non-Type Certificated Aircraft Covers both commercial and non-commercial RPAS operations and specifies guidance and limitations for its safe operations. Refer to Types of Operations to see if you are required to secure an Operator.
"Our goal is to integrate drones safely into Philippine airspace while enabling innovation and growth in this exciting sector."
— Samuel Grepaldeo
Register your unmanned aircraft with the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) to ensure compliance, safety, and accountability. Proper registration helps CAAP manage airspace efficiently while safeguarding your investment. Whether you're a hobbyist, commercial pilot, or government operator, registration allows you to fly with confidence, avoid penalties, and support responsible unmanned aircraft usage. Don't take unnecessary risks-register your unmanned aircraft today and fly legally and safely!
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